Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Mini Quilt Finished

Today I finished up with the Tutorial on making a Mini-Quilt for Beginners. 

I don't think I realised how much work it all is. When making yourself a new quilt, you just get on with it, but when having to document your every move and then take a whole bunch of photos while you're busy, it becomes a whole lot of work. Not horrible work, mind you, I enjoyed every step.

 This is where it all started:
3 fabrics and a Nine Patch which promptly became a Disappearing Nine Patch




 Sewn into rows of 3x3 blocks.

 Our top received a darker and then lighter border around it and it was ready to be quilted.


 All sandwiched up.

I sewed a straight line around our darker border and then a few straight line down the block lines. Nothing too hard or too fancy. 















The bindings were added and "tada" we were finished.....
 On the dining room table - the cats think I made it for them....


This was the "short" of it all, and the "long" can be seen over at The Fine Craft Guild.

Have a good Tuesday.
Its cold and windy here today, so I'm going to curl up on the couch with my daughter and eat hot cross buns. Yum!


2 comments:

Vera said...

Turned out pretty! Congrats on your finish and new tut.

Paula@TheSassyQuilter said...

Fun! Tutorials do take forever:) They are fun, but stopping to get a pic and a good one at that can really drag out the process. Glad people are willing to do them:)